Laut Update übersteht die kanadische Wirtschaft den Handelskrieg von Donald Trump; Die kanadische Wirtschaft übersteht den von den USA angeführten globalen Zollkrieg trotz Arbeitsplatzverlusten in Sektoren, die von den Zöllen von Präsident Donald Trump am stärksten betroffen sind, heißt es im Frühjahrs-Wirtschaftsbericht der Bundesregierung.
https://www.thestar.com/politics/federal/canadian-economy-is-weathering-donald-trumps-trade-war-update-says/article_2d9b10da-eb0b-4265-8e46-bf5f104791cd.html
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**In Brief:**
* **Canada avoided the recession many had predicted** in early 2025, the government said, as it teased the prospect for more economic growth despite the ongoing pain of U.S. global tariffs and potential longer-term risks if high energy prices persist.
* The 167-page update, entitled” Canada Strong For All,” says **Canadian businesses, exporters and consumers are adjusting to the new reality** despite “significant trade tensions and geopolitical uncertainty.”
* **Consumer spending held up and “job losses were contained”** thanks in part to the fact that Canada benefits from certain tariff exemptions for goods that comply with North American content rules, said the update, which was presented in Parliament on Tuesday.
* The update says Canada is making progress, saying **non-U.S. goods and services exports increased** by $33 billion in 2025 compared to 2024, on the way to meet the target of generating $300 billion more in overseas trade in a decade.
Remember to keep your elbows up picking up your box from the food bank
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Most of our trades are tariff free because of the current trade deal… when it expires oh boy…
Great news. Does that mean Gen Z can now buy a house with a top 20% salary?
The perception is as important as the reality in this instance.
Trump’s and his team are going to see the headline and many of them lack the intellect to dig below it to see everything that went into the equation.
What they will immediately be cognizant from the headline is that their full court press is failing. And even if they get internal „expert“ opinions that they are having certain successes such as the mauling some industrial manufacturing sectors are undergoing in Ontario, in the back of their minds (which assumption that they have such is a big assumption but…) the doubts over their bombastic attack Canada strategy will remain.
Canada is persevering and the frustration among Trump & acolytes will grow. And that likely cause them to engage in even more misguided reprehensible attempts to buckle Canada to their will. Every such attempt is causing more damage mainly to they and America, and I think is another nail in the Trump coffin.
I wrote recently that I believe the mid term outcomes will put a damper on some Trump carnage by virtue of Democrat gains in Congress. But Trump will continue to use Executive Orders as a governing tool. While many of those Order in fact have very limited effect and others are illegal they can impact until overturned in court. So I assess that until Trump is out of the whitehouse Canada will continue on a ride with its American trade relationship. Spite has few boundaries and Donald Trump is among the most spiteful of all people.
Great. Then maybe we can stop being afraid and start judging this government on what they actually do instead of the things they claim.
Fuck Donald Trump
Double speak alive an well in Canada.
is the weathering in the room with us
If you ignore the sectors floating face down in the water maybe. Hard for the economy trash fire to get any more fiery
What tariffs? As of April 2026, Prime Minister Mark Carney has emphasized that Canada’s trade relationship with the U.S. is shielded by the CUSMA agreement, noting that roughly 90% of Canada-U.S. trade is protected from the brunt of new U.S. tariffs.
Whoever wrote this article clearly hasn’t actually walked outside in 3 years
Dumb headline, groceries and housing are increasing in price and jobs are decreasing. The government needs to intervene in the affordability crisis